Lawyer With $1 Million To Spare Sacrifices Boat Purchase To Pay Kids' College Tuition
Hop aboard the S.S. Full Ride, thanks to this generous lawyer.
Buying a boat was a very selfish thing for me, and I can do so much more to impact the lives of these kids.
— Marty Burbank, a lawyer in Fullerton, California, commenting on his decision to offer $1 million worth of college tuition to 26 kindergartners at Rio Vista Elementary School instead of buying himself a boat. To receive the money beginning in 2032, each year the students must submit essays explaining what they want to do when they grow up.
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